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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
A. D. WARNER,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
800 Jackson St., Opp. Merchants Hotel.
Summit Avenue Frontage is Again the
Cheapest Property in St. Paul.

The surrounding property has
steadily advanced during the win
ter and spring, until now the Ave-
nue. property is by far the cheaper.
Compare the MAGNIFICENCE,
the GRANDEUR, the width of the
street with it's winding course, the
PALATIAL RESIDENCES, the
wealth and fashion of that most
beautiful avenue, with any other
street i'll st. Paul.
And again reflect upon the pro-
posed BEAUTIFYING and bOule-
varding of this most wonderful
thOrOughfare, the acknowledged
fashionable driveway, with a
metropolitan city at either end of
it, and ask yourself if there is an
other such an avenue possessing so
many advantages in this whole
country. Ask yourself what prop
erty on this street will be worth
twenty years from now, when the
two cities will be one mass of
humanity, with a population of
100000.
l HAVE SECURED, DURING THE
WEEK, EXCLUSIVE CONTRACTS,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY, ON SEV-
ERAL OF THE CHOICEST PIECES
OF THIS PROPERTY, AT PRICES
THAT l QUOTED LAST NOVEM-
Der. | WILL GIVE PRICES TO
ACTUAL PURCHASERS ONLY. In
addition to the above specialties,
my list of st. Anthony Hill property
is as complete as was and is my list
of DaytOn's Bluff.
$50 a foot for 100 feet corner of
Summit avenue and Victoria street.
This is Beautiful Property and is
Remarkably Cheap.
$4,000 buys 80 feet corner Sum-
NIT avenue and st. Adams street,
running through to Portland ave-
nue.. There is not a prettier build
ing site i'll st. Paul.
$4,000 for 100 feet corner of Lau-
rel and Milton.
$4,000 buys two lots corner of
Laurel and Victoria.
$1,000 each, for a few days only,
buys two lots on Marshall, between
Oxford and ChatswOrth.
$1,000, One-third cash, will secure
lots OH ST. Anthony avenue, between
Victoria and Milton streets. This
property sells well, as it is splen-
did investment.
$3.50 buys some choice lots in Syn
dictate No. 5. This property lies
beautifully and is very cheap.
$4,000 will secure a large lot on
Thorn street, between Earl and
Mound streets, from which nearly
the entire city can be seen.
S1,050 buys a lot OH Fauquier
street, between Mendoza and Forest.
This property is well worth $1,000.
Besides the above bargains, | have
cheap property in nearly all addi-
tons between the cities; also in
West and South st. Paul.
a. D. WARMER.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
305 jackson ST., Opp. Merchants Hotel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
Factories at North st. Paul.

President Stone, of the North st. Paul
Land company, says that he has practi-
ca1ly secured three additional factories
during the past week, and as soon
as the contracts are signed will IAN
nounce the names. All are good, strong
concerns, and together will employ over
500 hands. A visit to the grounds yes
terday showed that wonderful progress
is being made with the work. The fac
tories of the Western Iron company and
the Harris Manufacturing company are
approaching completion. Excavations
are being made for the furniture factory
and the r. III. Beech Manufacturing
company. Houses are springing up on
every side; the brick yard is ready to
commence work, and machinery will be
started tomorrow morning. The sta
tions and platforms are completed. The
lumber yard is getting III its stock,
The hotel is being framed, the Land
company Office is almost completed and
several stores are under way. All in
all, it is plainly to be seen that as fast
as men and money can do so, the pledges
of the company are being redeemed.
During the coming week the company's
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22

Dealers do not generally regard the
real estate market during the past week
rs having been very active one. Yet
the sales aggregated for the week
$3.50, 252. which is within fraction of
S250,000 per day. In addition to this it
is well known that number of large
sales have taken place that have not
been recorded. The truth is. the sales
have been larger in reality than they
were the week before. West st. Paul
property has been attracting unusual
attention during the last two CT three
days. George Wentworth has sold
his farm of $50 acres for SlS0,C0O.
Uri l.. Lamphrey offered TO take
S750,00O for $50 acres next
to Amb'S addition, but it is very doubt
full if he would accept that price now.
In all parts Of town prices continue firm
with good strong demand. Generally
speaking, prices have not advanced any
where except in West St. Paul. Here
there has been some strengthening up.
Acre property lever down has strength
ened up considerably. Midway and
DaytOn'S bluff are regular and steady,
with an active demand at best prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
sum mi |
PARK :!

We have THE BEST lis It
in this splendid addition
Of any one firm in the city.
We have several fine
lying 100-foot corners
that will surely double
within q ve.S short time.
This property has been
neglected, while property
that does not compare
with it has been doomed.
1t lies near and on the
bluff line south Of Sum-
NIT avenue, commanding
a fine view Of the Missis-
sippi Valley from Fort
Smelling to Newport. Any
one who has just a little
judgment and sand, and
money to back it up, can
not fail to reap g rich
harvest by investing in
this choice residence
property.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22


Merriam q Moore-The market was
never in better condition and there
never was Il safer and better time to
buy st. Paul dirt, for the reason that
there is no boom, 10 speculation and
less effort To sell property than at amy
time during the year, as most all dealers
expect quiet time and are therefore
taking things easy. Yet sales go right
on. You may. notice another significant
fact, and that is the Old and knowing
ones are quietly doing most of the buy
ing, instead OF spectators and outSid-
erS. That is the best proof of what we
say.
s. f. Middleton-Pr0perty is held very
firmly in all sections and especially on
st. Anthony hill and between the cities.
While there is no boom it is steadily adj
Vancing, and rs soon as anything is Of
fered below the market it is eagerly Sc
cured. look for higher prices right
along.
y. y. Rogers reports the market as
very strong on residence property eS-
pecially, with considerable inquiry for
business lots.
w. 5. Monroe-BusineSS looks little
quiet, still good many sales are being
made. and probably as large an amount
OF property is changing hands as usual.
Bryant Il kirk-There is 10 change in
the situation that can be observed. Sales
are active and prices firm.
Lawton BrOS-BuSineSS is rushing
here on the West side, and everything
is going with great rapidity and prop
erty is advancing steadily.
Fallihee IL Sn0w-BuSineSS has not
been rushing the past week. but holders
of st. Paul realty were never iirmer in
| their views Of values. No concessions
in prices can be got from any st. An
| thony hill or Midway owners. Our
sales have been confined mostly to Sum-
NIT Park addition. where we sold eight
lots ranging i'll prices from $1,000 to
$3.50. The new street car extension,
out Payne avenue, has created quite a
demand for cheap lots out that way, and
we expect quite Il rapid advance in the
northeastern part of the city within the
next few weeks.
plated for the owners the old plat of
RoSeyille, located on the corner of st.
Anthony and Smelling avenues.
w. +. BuTtOn-l am of the opinion
that at least ten acres of the present
state reform school lands should be re-
served from the general sale of that
tract by the commissioners appointed to
relocate the school, and set aside as a
site for the capitol. Long before the
capitol could be erected Marshall ave-
nue. will be the great highway TO Min
neapolis, and the cable line will run
from the heart of both cities directly
through this property.
After this Conrad Stoutz, formerly
with Hass & Fowler, may be found at
No. BIG Robert street, with G. A. Hughes.
The latter gentleman found it necessary
to make such arrangements owlng to
the increase OF his business. No doubt
but some startling developments will
soon take place now in the Midway
property.
The Davidson company during the
past week furnished between Is and
100 instruments for record. Among the
transfers were several whole and some
half blocks in Sylvan Park, which has
been taken up quite rapidly during the
spring months.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
ZQhm & johnson,
147 East Fifth Street.
GLADSTONE


We have sold Just one-haH of the best
bloch at "ciadstone" bought at the auc-
ton one week ago, when tie whole addi-
ton was sold. The remaining IS iots
will be sold at S375 each on the remark
able favorable terms of SIS down and
three years for the balance This add
ton is one-hGf mile from the city lin
IT'S ana close to Lakes Pbaien and Wake
field. Two railroads run right through
the place, and IS passenger trains each
way are now stopping there daily. Time
to end from the Union Depot, fS minutes.
Think what Humiine was three years ago,
and then consider what this place may
become three years hence. This is the
only chance offered to buy desirable lots
in this addition at the price on any such
terms.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
West ST. Paul Realty.

The real estate in West st. Paul is in
the midst of another disturbance, and
everybody is making dash for lots,
some for blocks, and some for whole
farms George Wentworth has just sold
his farm of 100 acres for S1S0,000, or at
the rate of $1,000 per acre. This farm is
located just outside of the built up part
of the Sixth ward, on the German road,
and has heretofore been worth about
S25 Der acre
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
HOW IS THIS +!

$1,000 buys 80 beautiful lots, (aH of
block II, Jersey & Wooisey's Ao'diHoD,
only three minutes from station; one
third cash. This is only 5000 per lot
and only 5000 cash on each lot. We
will take separate mortgage on each
lot and furnish a separate abstract for
each lot, and If you want anything softer
than this you must interview US person.
ally at our old stand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
IMPROVED
Residence
Property!

We have had listed with us for sale
one of the best corners on st. Anthony
Hill. 1t is improved by modern, hand
some and cOmmodiOuS house, which is
suitable for large family and has all
the modern improvements.
The lot is large one, and has south
east front. There is good barn upon
an independent lot, fronting upon the
alley to which the house lot extends.
Socially the neighborhood is all that
could be desired, although the property,
let it be confessed, is NOT on Summit
transportation by car line, convenience
to stores, schools, churches, doctors and
dentists offices, the location is unsur-
passed. The owner sells because he has
Out-of-town interests and desires
smaller city home. Further information
to actual buyers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22

j j Lemon to Pothen, Its II, Is and
10. blk 1, Magotfin d breckenridge
add. ...........:.... &, 400
o !, La Rue to q W GriggS,lt Is, blk II,
Prospect Plateau. 80, /, 200
C J. Walker to c X Pcase, Its 10 and 20,
Blk s, A Ramsey's adj. .......,..., ., 500
5 G Rathbone to NJ X Stensgaard, Its 10
and Il, blk :, Rogers add -. j, 900
l. Williams 10 NJ W French, 1t Is, blk
3, Palace add. .........,............ . 600
Goetzke 10 A Wright, II ., see /,
town 20, range 22............ ..... q, 600
II Northrup to j W Bass II IS, blk
blk 81, Ashton Il Sherburne's add b.. 5, 900
Eight unpublished 900
BUILDING PERMITS.
Thomas Laroque, l-story frame CIV IL
ing, ON OakdHlr, near State. ......S $500
Carl Caring, 2-Story frame dwelling on
Randolph, near Smelling. .........3 5000
Mayan, 6-story brick block of stores on
jackson, bet Fifth and sixth E. 41o00
j a Healey, four 2-Story frame dwell
ings ON st Anthony, near Harrington 5, 700
Lee Hall, story frame dwelling, on st
Clair, near oxford. ..................2,i0 400
John Hartman, ll3-story frame dwelling
on oxford, near Orchard. ........... 900
Clement Meyer; l-story frame dwell
ing, on Osgood, rear Orchard ....... LOCO
kattenhauSer, 1-story frame dwell
ing, on Fourth, near Cypress. ........, 100
D IL Asfelg, addition to store on Thomas,
near. Observation-Disclosures. ......... 1000
Ten minor permits. ....................2 $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
MERRIAM
PARK i!
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD

We have a good list in
this desirable location.
The Marshall avenue
bridge is now an assured
fact. =
We have the finest 100
foot corner in Anna E.
Ramsey's addition, south
and east facing, fog
$500; also other desirr
able pieces in same adj
diGion. s
We have q good list in
EVERY PART Of the city,
from which customers
can make selections that
will be all right.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22

city Office will be removed to the
National German-American bank build
ing, where they will -}e found in the
rooms now occupied By the gas COM
pany. After june Sunday trains will
be ran to North ST. Paul. he time cad
is now being prepared, and Viii be an
uOunced later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rr.rrprs nr xrG.YnRK nEALIN1a

FEATURES OF vET-YDRK DEALIN33
Saturdays grain specuatons Of dull character with
no gnfcance the dealings fluctuations strong
undertone prevails considering the bearsh attacks on
pr Chicago and the recent easness OF the
foreign response downward has been surprs
ingly The in the export line continues
large the backing bull campaign this winter has been
our increasing exports aud the exposed position OF the
foreign and there present prospect h our
exports will expanding scale for long time ship
Der. took nearly 10000 bushes but the spot market
without material change Less IMAM uoouvo
bushels the buttons Heaviness character
lied the opening OF market bnt prices fell only uine
and there a and the market ended
firm Gains shown OF p Tor January al
g2ls d the other months a. ioows; febfuMy
92l. March 9i April 95 = May &C., June S7s July ~
and August 90 cents. -,
Cash corn was firm clippers only moderate buy
taking 10000 bushels The options were
almost stationary fluctuations and the du!Dess was IN
tense January eased or cent TO ~ = but Tie
other unchanged follows: February ~.
March 49, April so. MAY 00 cents Dunes5 extended even
lard market but strong tone also prevailed mere
Final prices Improvements OF 4d5 points as follows
January H. February So 49, March So 81 Apil - Vs.
The receipts OF gram reported SATURDAY. Al
New York Baltimore Phsde pha AMI Boston "a fol-
Wheat, 935s5 bushels corn 80 1913 Jushol. oats
go so bushels total 2l5 1857 bushels nonr 5000
barrels Al Chicago Milwaukee and ~ Louis tho arrivals
were Wheat, 1851 bushels corn 25b.l73 Dushela
oats 268 bushels total grain. 46sso0 bushels hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
COrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

eurHKNr COURT CnANBERs-Betoro Lawrence. Third
TERM Before yam "a a IrS m
iSs sl ss s e o soS sod ia $780, 49, 1874 LOG
sS5sss IT, as s'S
Der Is ST. s ssS S sss II a. is i. @ Ell sES
y osa7 . a1a aka sl ReS M s5s s
AZ $$a S' $685. 1888 SsiS
nos $ss sss 5s2 49, $3.50 $Sse $%5
szSs $ssS sSSS $$5S I slS
iss $sSS $ ss $685. $685. Az ssS s2 $780, 1854
'G sTrsHsE oouhf~cIheTTf-PH Williams.
$685. - sssS sa5 5ai7 1856 Ss5S siS S
d, SS s Bssfh sdo
$ 9bS s 95S $97 s75s s7SS '00V '''O' '''-
SUPERIOR coUn1--srEelxL fEEM-Beioro DusrO' Nos
's srrEsion ~ IrRx-rARr sedswlck
sSFFGS1 eSTH1 j1ss TrnA-rAHr -ne0oe Freed
SUPERIOR CouR1-TRlAL TEm-PAET III.-Before o'Gor
SUPERIOR CouKT-TRIAL TERM-PARr Iv.-Bsforo TfuaI
CoMMoS GENERAL TERM-AdjOurned until the first
COMMON PIEAsNsrruAL TERM-Boforo DAILY, Nos. /,
aG "a Biz aass ys9 @
iss Ys daI 5a @s f GSs 1908 1895 PAS 1893
2g4 asa 400 402 59S 642 COO 42 527 49,. BIS 40
634 5l4 5l6 535 Boil 2O7e 4s2 474 264 $50 s9b ~ 42b
CITY CoURT-TRIAL TRRN-PA1 lI.-Betore Hyatt J.
Nos $50 575 1850 $780, 704 j0s 1885, 1887 leJs $40. 01v
3ll, 300 pa. 2S9
Ci1Y CoURr-TRIAL TERN-PABT r1f.-Beforo Browne. j..
Nos 1898 5Sb 1854 5 1874 5s3 1884, ILL., 2O53, l52l 232.
69s. 257. 22lg 81. 6l0 1928. 6l5.
COURT or OYpE ASD TEkMNER-Before Barett. J. ana
District Attorney Nartiuc.-No. J.
COUAf OF GKNRnAL sEssIoss-PART I-Before Judge Cow
isg and Assistant District Attorney Bedord-Nos X
90 T. g. o. TO- H. ~ 49, H. 10 Peadings 10. IL ~. ID
90 2i 30 2S "a 26 20 "a % 90 80 81 80 49, 81 49, 80
COURT or GENERAL SKssioSs1PAkI lL-Beiore Jnige
sa IR A" t. P'i f. g. r. e. r. "a 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Jan Provisons-Bacon. Cumberland Cnt.
37s 3D. Long Clear Middes, S3s Cd; short Clear Mddes
34A Od 3Gs Sd shoulders 2Ss Cd per cwt Beef
Cd for Extra India Mess Pripe Mess 0!s od fork-
Prime Mes, ga Cd. per Dbl: Prime Mess Eastern
62s 3D. 57s 3D. LardA merican. 35s Prime West
ern 35s o., OIL. 32s. ID Hams-Long Cut 4ss Od;
Shoulders S5.Od Buter-lo7s6d per cwtor nnest tnie
Western Spring Is I'd ais 3D. Red Winter "a @L
10 3D. per GENITAL; New no. Winter u. gij do No 2
spring t. 7sd New MIed Western IS Adj California NO
l. Us Cd ais 9d do No 8s. Cd G0 Sd per Genital Pro
duce-Sprs OF rurpentine Zys 6d do at London 2S' Oh
per cwt Refined Petroleum ID per gallon Clover seed
American He'd 49s. per cwt Talowo25 "a. per cwt
Fine American, PAS Cd Primo City, 23s Vi. per cwt
Rosin-Common, So 9d Pale 1ls 3D. 6Oa Cd Linseed on
20s Cd per cwt Provisions AneIcan Refrigerated 3eef
hind quarers 6d; fore quarters I'd per n Hop. AZ Lon
Ihe receipts American past three
10l 900 ccptsls- 90
The receipts past days 81 900
centals including $4,000 American. - - - .
LONDON Jan 16-Producc- OIL. $50 baOi a go
l0s 3D. per Calcutta Lnseed 40s 3D. quarters Lin
seed Cake, 80 l6s "a Per ton Heansa Pslo.su51 oaa
ewti Pale Cd liza Cd PROFESSIONALISM. 32s Cd per
ew American sSsar,y. 3D. Per ST fer ST.. Ssa
fair refining anoat Australian Tallo~-Beef Hs OIL G21s
Cd; Mutton 27s Cd 30s Cd. Cocoanut Oi-Ceylon R20
Ca Cochin 338 American refrigerated Beef BE- ID for
hind quarters IS I'd for fore quarters per o by mo
carcass
ANTWERP Jan. l0.-Petroleum-Fine Pale American, IL
francs IS confines paid aud II francs 20 confines seef
Lard closed at 50 francs 70 confines per loo koA
BREMEN Jan. lb.-Petroleum. 9 marks b0 pfonnlnEs
Wilcox Lard closed at ~ marks 60 pfennngs per io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
TALK OF MOVING BLOoMIyGDALE ASYLUM.

The work Of opening up Observation-Disclosures
st. through the southern portion OF the grounds OF Bloom
ingdale Asylum is going reentessy The trustees OF
the asylum regard the work with good deal Of dsfavor
but are getting ready accept the inevitable and con
templating a removal in the future OF the entire
asylum to White Plains. where they own fine property
Of about 800 acres
James NJ Brown one OF the trustees said 10 TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday hope 1t will not come In my day
but preparing for the worst II the people
will stand by and beautiful property at Tenth
ave. and One cumberland fonrtcenth-st cut up by
streets we must move. though unwillingly. We are
erecting buildings at White Plains already to acconno
date overcTOwded inmates because we recognize the
uselessness of building any additions to our property
here The Legislature will be asked believe, 70
pass bin ordering that five streets he cut through
the asylum grounds II this is DONE some OF our build
ing will he cut in by the new roads and their removal
will be absolutely necessary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. JAM 16-Cotton quiet MiddnR &C.,,
quiet Howard Street and Western Superne 81 60b
s. 90 40 Extra So 503 go do Family - 1894 IS. City
Mills superdno 81 500300 DO Extra So 1903 90 do. RIO
Brands So 90. PaaDsco Family S. 80 do superlatlve
Patent 80 o. wheat.southsrn quiet Western s9ist
sf% s: s DC A%ssg ss' s We;
do March y2a.s9Sc, DO MAY s6sos6 '9c... 80.
Cornsouthern steady and quiet Western rme fairly active
southern White 45a47ci :. DO Yellow. sA7a
Feb. 461a46'4c uats-southern 4e3sc PennsyvAniA
RYE quiet sales at 81 159c....Hay steady. Prime to
Western sll OOasl5 90 Provisions steady Mess
Pork. $500 Bulkmeats Shoulders Clear Rib sides
packed. e07c. BacOn-shouIiers 7a7l2c: Clear Rib
Sides 75c. Hama l29l2aG. Lard. Refined INA
Butter firm. Western Packed lsa2Sc.: Creamery.
Refined bs.c Coffee lower RIO ordinary to fs
HSsaloisc. sugar Iuiet Soft Sc, copper-Rs
fbeL los. lie Whisky quiet at 81 23Gsl "a.
Freghts 10 Liverpool osr steamer stesdy-Cotton hds
Flour 2s Gram ~ d5d Recepts-F0ur 5005 bbs Wheat
80 200 bush Corn l4.7O0 BUSH Oats =. 100 unsh RYE
-. bush shpments-Fonr 39k ibis Wheat 1900
bush Corn bush. sslsswheas $4,000 lush Corn
BOSTON jan l5.-Flour Quiet. Common Extras. 80 90 .
So u.s. Choice Extras So 1888 SPRING Wheat Patents
prime SO Is So 40 Corn Quiet Steamer Yellow. 6zcs
steamer MlKsL s! e: oo9i no crate eoGSiS o.s:
No. whta see Shorts steady: Mlddlns: per ton
csipts~FIour 800 STiA and $500 ss,x, COra 1900
Dush OatA $500 hush nhOrts 1000 BUSH
CHICAGO jan l5-Flour quiet aud unchanged Winter
81 IS a. 50 southern Winters 50 3Od 10 Mich
igan 10 1Si 90 Choice TO Fancy Minnesota PAT
ents a 2O0sA 60 Minnesota Bakers in Jack. 81 iSS
.la.fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17

Dulness at the Stock Exchange and at the other pn
cipal speculative exchanges worked TO reduce the I3
ume OF business done through the banks 80 tiat is
exchanges through the NewYork Clearing House Iase
week only $1,000 600 greater than for the CORE
spending week Of 1855, but they were Sl3oooo'oo"
great er than for the same week OF 1885
The bankexchanges at tho New-York Clearing House
and the stock sold at the EowYork Stock Exchange if
the weeks OF three years compare as f0owsi
Week ending-Jan. IL 1888. jan 49, 1885, Jan lssd
No shares sold. is4sSai sSSsesS i.S0s.ss4
The money market steadily gravitsed toward ease al
the week Al the Stock Exchange tho common rate or
call loans had been 4a<i9 per cent and cxcepton.y
sos per cont Time money upon collAterals has pscn
freely offered at cent and in the absence Of
demand equal to the supply some round smounn siv
offered at per cent Good commercial paper rs ~
accepted Ut bad per cont Nothing has developed in h
monetary situation. either home abroad TO modify me
views regarding the future Of money they were OK
pressed here week ago The Bank Of Englands weHxy
statement Thursday showed gain Of $3.50 oo0 euon o
and advance Of 7s per cont 70 s6 cont In tne
Of IL TO liabilities. which Il l Per Ssn
I. S'' rat. iAA for discount was :,., o.
exchanges were only moderately active, but tneX s
nrm principally because Of demand fCr rsniStsneS n
the week the rates for actual business were ony s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-17

The highest cash price. we're a, tollow..-whsat
L. g s ss.sy$ s'is Il fa&;
iimothy 81 80 Mass P1sK-sis 20 LarnSo %
= s Short sa Clear Sides boxed -
per gallon; susar1Cut Loaf Csc Grann!ated 6sci
ssspS1Is 5s 0Y 300
Ssi SsSSS Ss. Is S'3 BUSH Su! s.i:S !sS
Og oa the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter m...
s ss per s sssn %s'N DAN, Eggs
NJ Ms cash i5 s M1 .cSs and
cash Feb 7sc; May 81 ; No. Northern cash Of
psoa. LAM 10 Corn new active H,ys Nike, s.. ss,a
No 2 Mixed S4eS4a. oats frm NO white ~ y 3
@ NO mn; Mi' q g SSs 90 U 1S0 os e
s,sss Susn rye 500 BUSH spnsnI.GOTS 4SSo Sass
slF .s sn held WE! ss.rn and
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